The Burroughs House is a 1901 Georgian Revival house on Fort Myers' First Street.
It hosted local elites in the early 20th century, including the Edisons and the Fords.
After the last descendant of the Burroughs family died in 1978, it was given to
the City of Fort Myers. Today it is open for tours and special events.
After the last descendant of the Burroughs family died in 1978, it was given to
the City of Fort Myers. Today it is open for tours and special events.
10 comments:
Looks like a classy joint!
Nice pad. Nice pic.
Wonderful shot of a great house. Love the palm trees as well.
Mersad
Mersad Donko Photography
A gorgeous house !
I agree with Karl.... and the image from the beach is one I will remember. HAPPY EASTER HOLIDAY!
It certainly is a beautiful place.
A fabulous building with all of those porches & balconies! I like the color too!
Impressive!
That's some perfect architecture right there.
Beautiful house! The porch alone is the stuff of dreams. What a perfect venue for special events.
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